Which activity is NOT involved in the processing of expenditures?

The activity that is not involved in the processing of expenditures is a cash sale. In a cash sale transaction, goods or services are sold to a customer for cash or cash equivalents at the time of the transaction. This type of activity typically reflects a revenue-generating event rather than an expenditure processing event.

Processing expenditures generally involves activities related to the outflow of resources, such as issues (distributing items), transfers (moving goods between different locations or inventories), and inventory surveys (performing checks and assessments of inventory levels). These activities are essential for managing and recording expenses and ensuring that resources are allocated and controlled properly within the logistics operation. In contrast, a cash sale does not have the same focus on expenditure processing; it is more closely aligned with revenue recognition and sales transactions.